Efficient charge transfer using a switched capacitor resistor

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Frequency modifying or conversion

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C455S313000, C455S324000, C323S281000

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07006813

ABSTRACT:
The application of a non-zero voltage offset to rotating capacitors1111and1112permit the use of a single positive voltage supply. However, the precharging of the rotating capacitors1111and1112is power inefficient. A power efficient and low-noise precharging operation is realized through the sharing of the charge on a feedback capacitor1075and1080that is significantly larger than the rotating capacitors1111.Once a precharging operation is complete, the charge on the feedback capacitor1075and1080is refreshed from its residual charge level (rather than zero charge level) to a desired charge level.

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